The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-23
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Now 6fieaas Z mes .foaagerst
I,sstnialit fh6 working committee 81 tho
+ alst ward MeIuery 1annpaign COMMITTEES
met at fliafr asadduartsss, corner tzss and
Magazine st4estB, Hon. Joseph A. SINH,
spesra in the chair, and D. y. tiagJgarty lilleu
ihn positian Of secretary. Tho committee
pdrnsod tda registration buolus for several
hoars, ftar which minor arrangements were
psfieGteil. The committee then decided to
aseat every Monday Wednesday anu FRIDAY
night at 2 nclaok.
The believing gentlemen constituted the
working committee. Hon, Joseph a. 6haH-
speara, Enliss liIsrier, Senator Simeon Toby,
Edwin Marks, Jnn, T. Callahan ~ b, rag
rzrty, NsTid G IlnllandeT, w, B, Haywood,
james ]. Hehmidh w. ]. bemPsey' alAA
strung, Meyer Glithe1m, Ihns. ", johnson
3uB itTiasst w, u. AiehBTtisuns 1hqs.
Iugghest are Z, PARIS siiiiIlTea9 III y aver
Bailey, ,lE,i NaEtL. AlarHg, MAI Lew e; II
kepnler, Col. Charles Il. lsaileyi a. Y. H0l-
lnnder Clement d. Feuruse4 Geurfe IL 1i0i-
lander, Frank Hussi Robert D. lfaYls{ liIIs.
Haliander, Bernard klotEs y ], AtG8Eun
Thos. Orwell. Jerry @ sI3risn. John Dempsey,
Sr., "A u Oligeira. The working committee
state tllat they do not want 'buhhunin
speeches and parades, but animated acilon.
Tlae second ward spealzs.
New Oflssns Times Democrat
AtHnlestinE held al the corner of Ram
part and zDeigril streets the Mclaughlin
Rangers III the Eecuutl ward were organized
and lie following Officers were elscted3 n.
AicTaualll1n, Honorary president; VIM. King
president: =. n, Must vice president; Geo.
Basssl, secretary; ]. ]. Easssl, treasurer;
ChHs EugsIbnetai, sengaant-at-arras.
Ihs follaning resolutions were unanimous
" adopteu.
Mclaughlin Ran gers of the second Er3Tdi DO
hereby pledge ourselves 40 nee nuT utmost
e5IdGaYuns IN assisting to secure tho nofaIila-
ton Of Gov. g. j. Millinery IS tho ne1t Gov
'ernGr OF laaniginna
hGventy4tiEe nienibers signed the roll after
taiileh the meeting atljenrned'
Tile Thirgsenth Ward.
a GRAND pEaocRkrIc RALLY nAIlIED--As LARGE
sIEErISg ENDORSES COY. h,RNEHI.
New Orleans Times. Democrat.
Thev0ters on the thirteenth wnrl Thursday
night turned ont en- masse and attended a
meeting held at Bienyenu Hall, on Boz
deaux, near Chestnut street, Itwas suTpris-
ing 10 see the large attendance, when il is
considered that there was oadvertisement
or posters sent put There were presently
aetnA count 2I7 supporters Of Gov. BE
Emery, each man o resident Of the ware, and,
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this ward Is certain for AloI1nery.
In the absence of Dr.. Z. z, Shepherd,
president of the cancns, salnil g. Patton pra-
sided. a report Ras gllbEnitted by the eypctt-
tive committee calling Ter a grand demo
cratic rally on Tuesday evening", deg. 90
1887, which MAS uDauinlOusly suOpied,
speeches were made bF John J. E1GineyS
Eco. Branch Il. Bltiler, MQEtuner n Nisnpm,
Andrew II. Wilson, Joaeph I'll. Spearing and
Il, II. Downing. ] he speaEers disclosed the
present campaign in al lis phases and con
cluslveiy showed TINT II was to the Interest
OF the State to re-elect Coy. MoEnerS. All
the speakers were listened 10 attentiyely and
loudly Applauded.
The following resolution was adopted
amid cheers:
''Bau fesotBsL Dy the supporters 0T Cog. S.
D. AEhlseTg Ia Hfesily5g assembled That hAE-
ing confidence ia his past administrative
abilities, has honesty ami integrity, that We
do cordially iuuOrse him for Reelection, and
pledge To use uur uJIaOst efforts To further
the interests Of 40 honest and capable EE-
eCutEVe.a